Panthers Hit Depths in 28-Run Juarez Loss
United Press reports the Yuma Panthers made 12 errors as Juarez Indios piled up 29 hits and 28 runs. Yuma remains 24 percent out of first, scoring nine in a loss felt across the Southwest International League. Other scores: El Paso 11 El Centro 10. Mexicali beat Tucson 5-4. Tijuana 5 Bisbee Douglas 4. Las Vegas 12 Phoenix 11.
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Arizona
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Clyde
el Gato
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Holmes
Delgado
Espericueta
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Relamora
Escalona
Cupp
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Delfin
Garciglia A
Sandoval
Abbott
Hightie
Lake AFB golf team tops Williams AFB at Wigwam course
Lake Air Force Base golfers defeated Williams AFB 21 to 15 yesterday at Litch Field Park Wigwam course. Milt Coggins Jr of Phoenix paced the Lakes with 71. Lowman edged Nashold of Williams AFB for runner up finish.
Salas Cruises Past Moran in Los Angeles Bout
Charlie Salas dominated Nick Moran at Olympic Auditorium winning likely eight of ten rounds. Salas opened a cut over Moran in the sixth and punished him with a sharp left hook. No knockdowns occurred as Salas heads home with more dates in Tucson and Phoenix.
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Charlie Salas
Phoenix
Nick Moran
Mexico City
Tommy Campbell
Salas
Moran
Olympic Auditorium
Nick
Junior Legion Baseball Tonight and Last Night Scores
American Legion games on the schedule include Class A O. K. Plumbing versus School and Sports Supply at 5 30 in Coronado. Class B results show Optimists 8 West High 2 Southwest Phoenix 8 Funk 2. Class C features multiple matchups in Monterey Stevenson Murphy Eastlake and Grant Park. Class D lists Bell Ringers Reddy Kids and others with 6 00 start times.
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Coronado
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Elks City League
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Arnold Pickles
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Grant Park
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Reddy Kids
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Dairy Queen
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Miller Meets Spear Rivals In Los Angeles Meet
Three premier javelin throwers team up for the district AAU championships at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Friday night. Dr Steve Seymour and Cy Young of the Los Angeles Athletic Club face Bill Miller of Arizona State College Tempe. Seymour holds 248 ft 10 in American record, Young 241 ft 11 in, Miller 237 ft 10 in collegiate mark.
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United States
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Steve Seymour
Cy Young
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Bill Miller
Arizona State College
Tempe
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Young
Miller
U. S
Mesa Loop Game Set At Rendezvous Park Tonight
The Mesa Span ish-Americans face St. Mary's Crusaders of Chandler in a Southside Baseball League game at Rendezvous Park at 8 p.m. Lupe Rael or Carl Guender will pitch for St. Mary's with Tony Duran or Angel Valenzuela slated for the Span ish-Americans.
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St. Mary’s Crusaders
Chandler
Rendezvous Park
Lupe Rael
Carl Guender
St. Mary’s
Tony Duran
Angel Valenzuela
Manager Hits In 18th But Rallies Fail
Wayne Tucker extended his hitting streak to 18 games, going 3-for-4 with two RBIs, but the Solons lost 12-11 to the Las Vegas Wranglers. Tucker faced late adversity as Las Vegas built a 4th-inning lead, the Solons staged a 5-run seventh, and Frank Chase delivered the deciding hit in the ninth.
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Wayne Tucker
Tucker
Solon
Solons
Las Vegas Wranglers
Senators
Wranglers
John Jurkovic
Lowell Bailey
Las Vegas
Newt Kimball
Art Dollaghan
Denver University
Callaghan
Tuck
Eric Gard
Juan Mesa
Johnny McCarthy
Frank Chase
League Leaders in Baseball Batted and Fielding Stats
The report lists top players across National and American leagues with leaders in batting hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable figures include Musial Hodges Robinson and Snider leading various categories along with Roe Maglie Newcombe and Spahn among pitchers. The data highlights strong performances from Brooklyn St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston teams.
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St. Louis
Hodges
Brooklyn
Robinsou
Snider
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Robinson
Metkovich
Pittsburgh
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Baumholtz
Chicago
Dark
New York
Hamner
Westlake
Ohne
Boston
Roe
Maglie
Newcombe
Spahn
Fox
DiMagio
Fain
Williams
Kinson
DiMaggio
Oston
Noren
Washington
Minoso
Fox Washington
Pons Williams
Melolen
Busby
Nee Tng
Gumpert
LO Lopat
McDermott
Raschi
Bev Hanson Eliminated In British Women's Amateur Quarters
U S National Champion Beverly Hanson of India California fell to Jeanne Bisgood of England 2 and 1 in the quarterfinals of the British Women's Amateur golf championship. Hanson ending the last American hopes as Dot Kielty and Betty Singleton were defeated earlier. Bisgood, a London lawyer and Curtis Cup team member, dominated on the greens to win.
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U.S
Beverly Hanson
India
Calif
Jeanne Bisgood
England
Miss Hanson
Dot Kielty
Los Angeles
Betty Singleton
Hollywood
Miss Bisgood
London
White studies Canada offer in Edmonton talks
Wilford White, top ground gainer in U S college football last season, met Edmonton Eskimos officials after a weekend conference. A team spokesman said no decision yet as the 21 year old halfback may return to Arizona to ponder options. White played for Arizona State at Tempe last year.
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Wilford
Coast Meets CHICAGO Dual Track Meet Set
The Big Ten will send 35 athletes to its 11th annual dual track meet with the Pacific Coast Conference at the University of Oregon in Eugene on June 19. The squad departs Chicago by train and will reach Seattle on June 12 for the National Collegiate championships June 15-16.
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Big Ten
University of Oregon
Eugene
Seattle
Wash
Count Turf to Race Battlefield in Belmont prep
Count Turf will meet Battlefield next in a tight three year old campaign. He edged Preakness winner Combat Boots by a neck in the Polynesian Handicap at Belmont Park, finishing 1 42 3/5 for a mile and a sixteenth as they warm up for the Belmont Stakes on June 16. Combat Boots stayed close, forcing Count Turf to a dramatic stretch duel.
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Count Turf
Battlefield
Bold
Combat Boots
Belmont Park
Joe Gordon's 20th Homer Lifts Solons
Joe Gordon hit his 20th homer of the season in the fifth inning with one aboard to power Sacramento's Coast League leaders to a 3 1 victory over the San Diego Padres. Sacramento totaled four hits while Sam Jones allowed eight, and Lefty Glen Elliott held the Padres to six. Seattle stayed within a half game by beating Portland 5 2 as San Francisco defeated Hollywood 6 4 and Los Angeles topped Oakland 6 1. Lefty Al Lion earned the win for San Francisco, while Chuck Stevens and Lou Stringer homered for Hollywood. Herm Besse notched his sixth win for Los Angeles in a 6 2 victory over Oakland, as Leon Brinkopf hit his 12th homer in the eighth.
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Joe Gordon
Sacramento
Joe
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Sacs
Padres
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Glen Elliott
Pacs
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Portland
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Hollywood
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Leon Brinkopf
Angel
Ray Robinson to defend world middleweight title in London
London, June 6 AP Ray Sugar Robinson will defend his world middleweight championship against Britain's Randolph Turpin in London on July 10. Promoter Jack Solomons said he and George Gainford Robinson's manager clinched the deal early today.
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Ray (Sugar) Robinson
Britain
Randolph Turpin
Jack Solomons
George Gainford
Robinson
Althea Gibson Wins Two Northern Lawn Matches
In Manchester England on June 6 AP notes Althea Gibson, in her first international tennis venture, defeated Norma Potts 6-4 6-4 to reach the third round of the Northern Lawn tournament joining Beverly Baker and Betty Rosenquest.
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Eng
Althea Gibson
New York
Britain
Norma Potts
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Calif
Betty Rosenquest
South Orange
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Rapids Skipper Quits A Job After 16 Years
Grand Rapids Jets manager Jack Knight, a veteran of the Central League and pilot of the team since the league began in 1948, resigned last night saying he left for the good of the team.
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Jack Knight
Grand Rapids Jets
Jets
Knight
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